Salahs and Church Boys aiming for their first title of the season
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The first major football tournament of every financial year probably starts from Taplejung. Football experts describe it as the start of the season. The finals of this competition, which will be played at the Bhanujan Mavi ground in the headquarters, Fungling, are taking place on Saturday. Last year's runners-up Salhes Yuva Club Siraha and Chachar Boys Club Lalitpur are in the running for the title.
The winner will get 7 lakh and the runner-up will get 350,000. The best player gets a Yamaha motorcycle.
Four foreign players have come to Salhes with the aim of taking revenge for the previous year. The team claims to correct last year's weaknesses and leave with the title. Salhes coach Rajesh Kumar Yadav said, "We have met the church boys three times while playing 19 mofusal competitions. The first meeting was in the Simra Gold Cup, we lost. We were defeated in Bhojpur and Jhapa. In all the three matches, the result was only 1-0.'' He added, 'Despite the lack of players, we have searched and brought good players. Last year we missed a step. We scored early. But this year, since we have won the group and reached the finals continuously, we will play with high morale and win the title.
He said that good foreign players available in Nepal were signed a month ago.
Church Boys coach Roshan Shah Thakuri also claimed that he came to Taplejung to win the title from Lalitpur and will return after winning. We have teamwork. We look at their technical aspects. We have reached the final because we are a tough team. Although we don't have foreign players, we are not afraid because we have already played with them.
He said that he could not bring foreign players because he did not have a work permit.
Salhes captain Rambo Choudhary said that senior foreign players have experience playing in Europe and that will be useful for us. It's a great game. We are doing good teamwork. We have reached here without conceding a single goal. "Teamwork with Videsi has been frozen," Choudhary said. Rambo was previously a church boy's player.
The captain of Church Boys, Vishwas Chaudhary, who has also been the man of the match, claims to win the title because of positive vibes from the first game. We are all Nepali players and there are also seniors. We reached the finals as the top team. We have made a technical plan to win the trophy by playing," Biswas said.
Salhes is losing a foreign player Sodia Adam in the final. He will not be able to play in the final as he has received two yellow cards. Coach Rajesh Kumar says that another good player will be introduced in his place.
Salhes has previously defeated Red Star Club Jhapa 2-0 and Fidim of Panchthar by 6-0 goals and The Young Brothers Club Itahari by 3-1 in tiebreaker and Legend Football Academy Siliguri by 1-0 goals and reached the finals. The organizers expect 9,500 people to watch the
finale. The ticket price of the final match is fixed at 250 rupees. A 6-member committee has been formed under the coordination of outgoing president Devraj Gurung to select the best players. Eight teams are participating in this year's competition.
Sagar Maden, Chairman of Lakhejatra Steering Committee, said that this year the prize money has increased by 2 lakhs and the salaries of the players have also been increased. Last year, the winner got 5 lakh and the runner-up got 250,000. He said that the daily wages of the players have also been increased. The captains and players of both the teams who reached the final have praised the organizers for their good management.
